Spyware-Threats to national security & need to strengthen personal data protection law

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Q: What do you understand by spywares? Analyze the threats of such cyber-attacks pose to the national security of the country & the need for strengthening personal data laws to ensure the right to privacy of individuals in the light of recent Pegasus attack in India. HINTS [DOWNLOAD AS PDF] Spyware is loosely defined as malicious software designed to enter your computer device, gather data about you, and forward it to a third-party without your consent, in a way that harms the user. For example, by violating their privacy or endangering their device's security. Modus operandi/effects Through whatsapp call (picked/unpicked) >Planting easily without even clicks Can add/retrieve data Track social networks, calls and messages Can be deleted remotely without evidence to trace. Threats posed by cyber-attack to national security. Threat…
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Centre plans limit on purchase of fertilisers by farmers

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To check diversion, Centre plans limit on purchase of fertilizers by farmers- Merits and demerits  India is being a country provided indirect subsidy to markets, its often lead to diversion and counterproductive nature. Governments move to limit amount of fertilizers each farmers can buy during a cropping season raised mixed responses. Merits of Centre's plans limit on purchase of fertilizers by farmers Prevents smuggling to Bangladesh & Nepal by neighboring states like UP and Bihar. Reduce pressure on farmers to buy for others. Reduce burden on public exchequer. Reducing fiscal deficit. Prevents diversion to plywood mfg, milk industry..etc Reduce degradation of soil due to overuse. Demerits of Centre's plan limit on purchase of fertilizers by farmers Land less farmers left out One rule for all not applicable as different crops…
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[Explained] MAINS ANSWER WRTING WITH OFFICIAL ANSWER REVIEW IMPORTANCE FOR IAS EXAM

[Explained] MAINS ANSWER WRTING WITH OFFICIAL ANSWER REVIEW IMPORTANCE FOR IAS EXAM

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UPSC MAINS ANSWER WRITING WITH OFFICIAL REVIEW - [EXPLAINED WITH SAMPLE ANSWERS] Upsc mains answer writing and getting mains answer writing answers reviewed on daily basis is most important section yet ignored among aspirants till we start upsc daily writing series with official answer review in 2016.  Read till bottom if you are preparing for IAS EXAMINATION. Share this with friends preparing for civil service exam. We are pioneers in online coaching to introduce such a feature which needs strong team, daily consistency and dedication. While writing tests like seen elsewhere, You are writing with mistakes & it takes 10- 15 days to get review. Your improvement delayed by 15 days for no reason (This is normal case, our test results comes in 24-48 hours). Our daily writing series was…
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One Nation One Ration card (ONOR) UPSC MAINS

One Nation One Ration card (ONOR) UPSC MAINS

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One Nation One Ration card (ONOR) One nation one ration card (ONOR) scheme allows portability of food security benefits across country. Calling One Nation One Ration Card “an important citizen-centric reform”, the Supreme Court set a deadline of July 31 for all states to implement. How One Nation One Ration card augments PDS?  Present scenario ONOR significance High leakage & corruption Biometric authentication and central data avoids leakage and corruption. Duplication & regional disparities Central storage and effective monitoring to avoid duplication and regional disparities. Migrants labours can’t claim benefits Based on aadhar authentication benefits will be accessible anywhere in India. Must stick to on Fair price Shop (FPS) Can choose any FPS in case of misbehavior or dissatisfaction. Challenges to One Nation One Ration card scheme Regional difference: Different states have…
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APRIL 2021- IAS CURRENT AFFAIRS MAGAZINE

APRIL 2021- IAS CURRENT AFFAIRS MAGAZINE

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Geopolitical significance of Suez canal- UPSC IAS mains

Geopolitical significance of Suez canal- UPSC IAS mains

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Geopolitical significance of Suez canal The Suez Canal is an artificial sea-level waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea through the Isthmus of Suez and dividing Africa and Asia. It offers vessels a direct route between the North Atlantic and northern Indian oceans via the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, saving around 8900km or 8-10 days travel. Recent blockage of Suez Canal made its significance higher than ever before. Geographical significance of Suez Canal   Shortest route: It offers shortest route reducing the journey distance from the Arabian Sea to London by approximately 8,900 kilometers (5,500 mi), or 8 days at 24knts to 10 days at 20knts. Connecting 2 important seas: It connects Mediterranean Sea & red sea. Separating 2 continents: It separates African continent from Asia.   Political significance of Suez Canal   Global dependence: The…
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